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ENVOY | Wishes & Stars
[Soma373d] 

1.	Wishes & Stars
2.	Aces High
3.	Transition 9

One of Soma’s finest makes a triumphant return as Hope Grant aka Envoy, releases his first new material in 9 years with the wonderful ‘Wishes & Stars’. Recent remixes from Slam & Ricardo Villalobos of classic Envoy tracks, “Dark Manoeuvres” & “Seawall” have paved the way perfectly for this new work which sees Envoy make a grandiose return to the main stage. 

Title track ‘Wishes & Stars’ immediately reminisces to early Envoy. Shimmering synth hooks, indicative of so much of that love of the Detroit found in Soma opens the EP in epic fashion. Big bass, fantastic groove and melody flow through the whole track whilst retaining a deeper edge. This is one epic opener in true Envoy style.

Aces High moves things into darker territories. Pulsing low end rattles forth backed by straight up percussion, simplistic yet effective stabs open and bend allowing the track to loop harmoniously. The foot comes off the pedal momentarily only to allow more sustained synth work to fire this track forward. Eventually reducing in size, Envoy keeps the momentum perfectly making this one the perfect techno tool.

The EP is rounded off by the hard-hitting ‘Transition 9’ that while seeming relentless from the get go, opens gently into a superbly crafted modern techno track. Powerful drums sear through with a gently filtered bass skipping alongside a tweeked out melody that flickers through the lead just enough to give this track some funk. Another epic Envoy, this track certainly finishes on a flourish.

We’re over the moon with this new EP from one who helped define the Soma sound and look forward to a continued run from the amazing Envoy.

Envoy - Aces High (Soma 373d)

Timo Maas Kick1 Kick3  Maetrik Remix

Artist: Terje Bakke
Title: Buckle
Label: Kol Mojito
Cat.No.: KOLMO003
Release-date: 19.06.08

Terje Bakke - Buckle - Kol Mojito003

1: Tsuka
2: Yianù
3: Mugen 
4: Soul Hunter 
5: The Motherland feat. Jr. C 
6: L’ombre du vent 
7: The Source 
8: Belle Rive 
9: Back from Circle
10: Airmass 
11: Joy of Sadness
	


Mugen (Soundcloud Edit)

PARANOIA, my new album!

Take a listen and if you like it, feel free to buy the CD incl. bonus DVD with fantastic videos of all tracks.
Also available 2x12" Vinyl and digital versions on Beatport, iTunes and other Downloadshops. 
All of course in full length.

The edits here are just for your pleasure and to get an impression;)

Release: 2.11.2011
Label: Ideal Audio

Oliver Huntemann -  Rotten (Paranoia)

Martin Selle - Institution (Boss Axis Remix)(Snippet)

Hi Five mobilee! The Vinyl Editions 1-3
Release Dates
mobilee067 - Hi Five pt.1 - 14-Jun-2010
mobilee068 - Hi Five pt.2	- 5-Jul-2010
mobilee069 - Hi Five pt.3	- 26-Jul-2010
Digital compilation tracklist
Pan-Pot -Happy Birthday
Exercise One - Attendance
And.Id - Isalos
Vincenzo - Young Mountain
Hermanez - Seagull
Daniel Stefanik - Tripiando Los Colores
Marcin Czuballa - Spinning The Roulette
Rodriguez Jr. - La Cavalcade
Dan Curtin - Things That Go Funk
Anja Schneider &amp; Lee Van Dowski - Shinkansen
Marc Antona - Cotton
Sebo K - Way Back
Anja Schneider - Something Left feat. Cari Golden
Hector - Keep On
Miss Jools - Don´t Know You
Martin Landsky - At The Docks


Pan-Pot - Happy Birthday

Maetrik - The Poem

fad gadget - lady shave

dOP - Stock Option

Artist: Tripeo
Title: First Trip
Catalogue number: TRIP1
Format: 12” vinyl only, no digital release!
File under: Techno
Tracklist: 
A1: Untitled #1
B1: Untitled #2

First vinyl only release in a brand new series of heavily textured, hypnotic and puristic techno by one of Holland’s veteran’s in this area of expertise. This twelve marks the official launch of the second alter ego from Nijmegen’s Darko Esser. You might call Tripeo the nemesis of his other project Onionboy. Where Onionboy is as eclectic as he can get, Tripeo is all about niches and purism. All trips are inward journeys through explicit sounddesigns, textures and rhythms.

This is the first trip into Tripeo’s world of many yet to come.

www.newsnv.be / sales@newsnv.be  / tel : +32-9218.9444 / fax +32-9218.9450

Objekt – “The A Side is definitely cool.. I like the overall build to it. B is decent but not really something I’d play out.”

Audio Injection (aka Truncate) – “Wow! Thanks for sharing these Darko.. both are really great for me!! Will try them out.”

Jonas Kopp – “Its an amazing ep! I played them last weekend and got a great reaction. Will continue to support!”

Valentin – (Exium) – “This is a nice release Darko. Will play and chart!! J”

Silent Servant – “Seems like this is a good and solid release… gonna test it out and let you know.”

Paul Corey – (Resident Advisor) – “Lovely tools, particularly the insect-like melodies of 2.”

Stephan Bodzin - "Thanks to you & Darko for sending that stuff so early. I had a very (very) close ear on that tracks tonight.  This stuff left me speechless after I’ve been thru with listening from the first to the last second... you know the game game, these day everyone is skipping music, first full play mostly in the club. But "untitled #1" just blew me away like rarely happened this year. Seriously. How fat can 909 / acid / oldschool be produced today? I guess Darko gave us the answer. Warm & analogue, loud & in your face. The acid synth is a typical acid synth, but still it´s absolutely surprising not! same with that highpass filtered freaking out padchord something... my good where did he find that??? amazing signature, amazing attitude, and last but not least >>> pure gold for the dancefloor. A killer, said that to much lately, will stop doing that from on today. Same action with the bside, but a is def my fave here. Darko is Holland. Holland is techno. Techno is Tripeo. Thank you Mr Esser for being so far ahead. (sounds like blabla.... but i could go on writing 15 min only about the production of the 909 kit plus 15 about the mixdown. man...wtf) äh.... i support."

Ben Sims – “cheers for this, definitely into the aside, heady but still clubbed out enough to drop. B side would be my fave if the 'trippy' riff didn't happen J”

James Ruskin – “Thanks for sending this over! Loving the B Side! Will be in my sets for a long time!”

Cari Lekebusch – “Hey thanx J cool tracks! .... I like the live/analog feel and the raw uncut sound J will drop ‘em asap // hi5!”

Francois K – “Track is really dope. Has that grungy old-skool 909 jacking feel that everyone loves nowadays!”

Par Grindvik – “Definitely a record that I will grab on vinyl as well. Cant really say which side that i prefer, the night will tell J Heard good thing's about the second TRIPEO already. Looking forward!”

Terence Fixmer – “Really good release Darko… I like both of these. Will play!”

Stafan Linzatti – “These are very very nice tracks!!! Very trip(eo)!”

KiNK – “WOW! I give maximum rating to this. Timeless techno sound, music from another planet! I like it so much! I’m definitely getting a copy when the vinyl comes out! Both tracks are amazing, I can’t pick a favourite. Superb release. Tripeo will be a project to follow from now on!”

Dimi Angelis – “YES YES YES!! Love them both but A trip is my favourite!”

Dario Zenker – “Bleepin’ & Jackin’!! Nice to see and hear vinyl only stuff!”

Locked Groove – “Thanx for the reminder, this one nearly slipped through! Amazing stuff, jacking pumping Detroitish techno. Big support on both A & B sides.”

Norman Nodge – “Have played the Untitled #2 during my set in Berghain last weekend. Great tune! Will play it again for sure!”

Paul Woolford – “Thanks for sending me this guys. The B-Side track is a psychedelic monster, I can’t wait to play it out in Geneva this weekend!”

Surit (NX1) – “Hey its Surit from NX1. This is a really nice release and a promising project. I totally support this release. Both tracks works!”

Inigo kennedy – “Thanks for the promo Darko! Great tracks! Will play both I’m sure. Also will use B1 is a podcast mix I’m preparing this week J”

Mark Broom – “Thanks for this. Definitely feeling the B Side track. My only negative is that the top riff goes on a bit too much, but apart from that it’s a very solid effort. Gonna road test it this weekend and report back with more words!”

Surgeon – “Not so keen on the A Side but I’m liking the B J Will definitely be giving it a spin.”

Rolando – “This is an excellent start for Darko’s new project. Both tracks are great but A1 is the cut that I’m really feeling the most. Definitely playing this out!!”

Tommy Four Seven – “Love this release… pure dancefloor energy!”

Samuli Kemppi – “Great debut for Tripeo. Will play these on radio and in my gigs. Thanks Darko!”

Laurent Garnier – “Fuuuuck, this is gooooood. Definite support from me on this funky as hell, proper techno release.”

Psyk – “YES, big support from here guys!! Really good release from Tripeo!”

Unbalance – “Thanks for the promo! Both of these tracks are fantastic! Especially into the lo-freq line in B1.”

Gerd – “I LOVE THEM! Best Darko tracks ever! The B is my fav but both trax are VERY strong, so I will probably end up playing them both. On holiday at the moment… my first gig will be Rex Paris on 29th and I will drop one of them for sure.. can’t wait!! Tell Darko the new twelve is, as we say in Dutch: a “DIKKERT” J”

Philip Sherburne – “Ha, “all about niches and purism” sounds right up my alley. A super classic vibe here, and well excecuted. They feel slightly on the tool-ish side of things, but nothing wrong with that, DJ’s need tools! I like both tracks, will definitely give them both some spins.”

Eduardo de la Calle – “First  trip A - Cool  and  hot dj  tune full  of  force !!!!   with an  assesine bass line on and  full  of many changes at the end  essential for a dj now  a days,pay attention on that  please, a brain storm on your record  box !! first trip  B - For  me the trip b is  the best on the ep, sounds  like  an old Blake Baxter tune form the past but  with all the modern touch of the present.cant await  to  have this 12 inch  on my hands, many thanks  to Tripeo !!!

Perc – “Thanks for these. To be honest there is quite a lot of this stuff kicking around right now, but as expected with Darko these are some of the best exmples of this new tweak on the retro sound that I have heard. I much prefer the A-side but both will get played. Strong release – keep ‘em coming…”

Diversions – (CHRY 105.5 Toronto) – “Both cuts sound ace - intricately driving and underlying with a classic vibe!”

Sergio B – (Beatburguer) – “Dark, hard, dry, heavy, pure. Fantastic example of techno without concessions. Great E.P for old school dj’s of techno.”

Martin - (Raveline Magazine Germany) – “Untitled#2 is a bomb! Full support!”

Inverted Audio – “Wow, these are hard!”

Andrew Ryce – (Resident Advisor) – “Wow this is really good! It's very enveloping and immersive but still has a techno hard edge.. very lush sounds.”

Scan Mode – (DJ Magazine Spain) – “Wow! What amazing tracks!”

Luis – (ClubbingSpain) – “YES, AWESOME!!”

Soundwall, Italy – “These are VERY good!”

Tripeo - First Trip (VINYL ONLY)

Ellum 010:
1. Pirates Poetry (original)
2. Pirates Poetry (Jupiter Jazz remix)
3. Pirates Poetry (Carl Finlow remix)
4. DreamAwaken - 8bit In A Bit - (Switchbox remix)

Switchbox - Pirates Poetry EP ft. Jupiter Jazz & Carl Finlow rmxs

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New Album - 'Eve' Out Now: 
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Booka Shade - Haleshop

Entered number 5 on best techno downloads top 100 beatport!

D-Nox & Beckers - Watch Me Now (Egbert Remix)

artist: Doka
title: Exigent EP
cat nr.: WOLF025
format: 12” vinyl & digital
release date: 4th of february (vinyl), 18th of febr (Beatport), 4th of march (other portals)
file under: Techno
tracks: 
A1 Exigent
B1 Ximul
B2 Kahn

We always had a weak spot for upcoming talent. It’s one of the most interesting phases in an artist’ career. A bright future in the making is exciting to see develop before your very eyes It’s a period where everything is still possible, open and giant steps are easily made.

Doka is such a talent. Hailing from beautiful Heerlen and now residing in Amsterdam, his demo’s caused quite the stir in Wolfskuil HQ. Doka’s uncomprimising, relentless techno productions have been extensively roadtested, leaving dancefloors in shatters. So it’s due time for his first vinyl release. The main track Exigent is the most subtle one of the package. But don’t be fooled be it’s deceiving friendliness. This is peaktime techno at it’s best: big breakdowns and climaxes, timed perfectly for maximum effect. 

And the flipside it gets bigger, fatter and nastier. Ximul reminds of old 90’s Speedy J releases on Nova Mute (remember the Collabs series?) with it’s gruesome, acidic bassline and clever industrial sounddesign. Kahn is made of the same cloth, but takes it more on the hypnotic tip. And this is just the beginning of a promising career, one to watch.


Doka - Exigent EP - WOLF025

The constantly evolving Ellum Audio imprint welcomes German techno duo Switchbox and the irresistibly groovy Pirates Poetry to the label. Label head MaceoPlex and wonder boy Danny Daze join forces as Jupiter Jazz to deliver a stellar remix, with a Switchbox remix of dreamAwakens 8 Bit In A Bit and a Random Factor Remix! The original Pirates Poetry ticks all the boxes of an Ellum Audio classic, perfect for the big room at peak time with full fat squelchy basslines, seductive grooves and trippy FX. The sensual yet hypnotic vocal from NAtz sits seamlessly within the track to add to that all-important dancefloor trip. Over on the B-side Maceo Plex and Danny Daze aka Jupiter Jazz step up to deliver a solid, heavy-duty remix filled with sonic acid naughtiness and pacey percussions set to cause mayhem on the dance floor. With two industry heavy weights such as these combining forces theres no doubt they are set to do some series damage. Switchbox deliver a knock out remix of 8 Bit In A Bit by Marcelo Storino Mortimer aka dreamAwaken. This deep and dark dance floor monster is equipped with rumbling synths and a powerful low end, deep and driving with an epic breakdown, perfect for the late night ravers. Finbally there is a great Random Factor remix of 'Pirates Poetry which is killer! Götz Bökler and Nik Bohn aka Switchbox have been making music and preforming together since the late 90s but also work individually as Goetzlich and Nuke. Having spent some years exploring different genres in other projects, the pair have found the way back to their roots with the re-launch of Switchbox, giving them a new lust to once again explore the techy way of the electronic universe. Since their first release on Sprout Music, Switchbox has received international support by some hugely respected artists like Jamie Stevens, Meat Katie, Dubfire, Sharam, Dr Motte and D-nox and are currently preparing a live act to tour with, as well as working on new tracks for their first album. This latest release is undoubtedly the perfect addition to the Ellum Audio catalogue.

DreamAwaken - 8 bit in a bit - Switchbox Remix

<p>Having spent much of the past year detouring with the gamut of his sound, Catalonian futurist Dosem has decided to execute his &#8220;lifelong conception project&#8221; and launch his album &#8216;Origin&#8217; in 2013. Released as part of trilogy album series through Christian Smith&#8217;s Tronic label &#8216;Origin&#8217; gives rise to a self-discovery project in which Dosem is seeking to craft a body of work that possess a timeless quality. The focus of the album is to demonstrate a past, present and future perspective on his sound through musical landscapes and inspired themes bringing to the musical cauldron his influences from film, art and life. &#8216;Origin&#8217; is Dosem&#8217;s artist alleyway to highlighting this transformation in culture through his own musical expedition. A futuristic flirt for the most frenzied of souls.</p>

Dosem - A Modern Ritual (Original Mix)

Maetrik - The Entity

Gary Beck is one of the most prolific and inventive producers in the current electronic music scene. He is one of those producers with an unique sound. When you hear one of his tracks, you know who is behind. Combining the best from the Tech-House, “Lodi” is just a piece of art with delicate vocal and powerful strings, with the best from the Techno, “What You Want” is a classy Techno song with a tribal percussion that makes a astonishing groove. Lodi EP is a dancefloor’s bomb that once you drop it, nothing will be as before… Gary Beck as his best!
Artwork by GaAs
Mastering by www.pobla.es

Support by: Gregor Tresher, Henry Saiz, Mark Knight, Riva Starr, Marco Bailey, Karotte, Pleasurekraft, Kaiserdisco, Tube&Berger, 2000 and One, Noir and many more.

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